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| HOME | Cheap Tuesdays! (07/03/17)

I am all about marble at the moment (to be honest quite obsessed!) and when recently signing up to Urban Outfitters online and making a purchase (which I will probably feature in next weeks Cheap Tuesdays), I was VERY pleased to receive a "new customer" discount code for 10% off and free delivery on your next order. Of course I had to make the most out of that offer, so I headed back over to their website and found this absolute beauty of a candle. As I mentioned in my previous post, I am slowly doing up my flat, and my next project is the bedroom. I have bought a new bed frame, and plan to re-paint, and I want it to feature a lot of grey and white to make it a calm environment. This white marble candle will be the perfect addition. Also once the candle has completely burnt out, it would make such a lovely container as it also has a lid! 

The candle is currently on sale at £12.60 (originally £18.00) but with my discount code I got it for £11.34 - what a bargain! If you like this candle, I would get it quickly because I don't think it will be long before it is sold out. 

Unfortunately, I'm still waiting for this to be delivered, so these pictures will give you an idea of what it is like. I will definitely feature some photos of it lit when I finally have it! 




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